Dos pistoleros palestinos abrieron fuego en una parada de autobús a las afueras de Jerusalén el lunes (8 de septiembre), matando a seis personas en lo que la policía describió como "un atentado terrorista", uno de los más mortíferos en la ciudad en los últimos años.

Jerusalem

Two Palestinian gunmen opened fire at a bus stop on the outskirts of Jerusalem, resulting in the deaths of six people and injuries to eleven others, including six in serious condition. The attackers, identified as Palestinians from the Israeli-occupied West Bank, were killed at the scene by a soldier and civilians who returned fire.

The attack was described by police as a terrorist act. Both Hamas and Islamic Jihad praised the perpetrators, referring to them as resistance fighters, though neither group claimed responsibility. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated the attack strengthened Israel's resolve in its ongoing operations in Gaza and the West Bank. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas condemned any targeting of civilians, and Israeli military forces were deployed to assist police in searching for additional suspects.

Hombres armados palestinos matan a seis personas en una parada de autobús en Jerusalén

Dos pistoleros palestinos abrieron fuego el lunes contra una parada de autobús en las afueras de Jerusalén, matando a seis personas en lo que la policía describió como, cito, un ataque terrorista. La policía dijo que los autores habían sido abatidos en el lugar por un soldado y civiles que respondieron al fuego. Las imágenes de la cámara del salpicadero captaron el sonido de los disparos en la escena mientras la gente huyeron cerca de un autobús que se había detenido junto a la carretera. Otro vídeo muestra el parabrisas y las ventanillas de un autobús perforados por impactos de bala. En su intervención en el lugar del atentado, el primer ministro Benjamin Netanyahu dijo que el ataque no hizo sino reforzar la determinación de Israel de cumplir su misión en Gaza y Cisjordania. El servicio de ambulancias identificó a cinco de los muertos. Otras 11 personas resultaron heridas, seis de ellas en estado grave. con heridas de bala. El ministro de Asuntos Exteriores de Israel dijo más tarde que una sexta persona había muerto y que los pistoleros eran palestinos. de la Cisjordania ocupada por Israel. El grupo militante palestino Hamás elogió a dos palestinos a los que llamó, cito, resistencia que, según dijo, habían llevado a cabo el ataque, pero el grupo no llegó a reivindicar la autoría. La Yihad Islámica, otro grupo militante palestino, también elogió el tiroteo. El presidente palestino, Mahmud Abbas, emitió un comunicado en el que condenaba, cito textualmente, cualquier ataque dirigido contra los palestinos. de civiles palestinos e israelíes. El ejército israelí dijo que había desplegado soldados en la zona que estaban ayudando a la policía en la búsqueda de otros sospechosos.

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